Sentence examples for for another interpretation from inspiring English sources

If it is happy to follow the plain directions of the deed, why ask for another interpretation?

Other possibilities include having Morales step down six months early or asking the constitutional tribunal for another interpretation.

Although the department framed the critique as a principled defense of scientific integrity, much evidence argues for another interpretation -- blatant pandering to American food companies that produce much of the world's high-calorie, high-profit sodas and snacks, especially the makers of sugars, the main ingredients in many of these products.

For another interpretation of Abner, which is closer to the second understanding of Crescas, see Sadik 2011.

The decline in bargaining activity at all levels suggests that the change in extension policy is not the only or perhaps not even the main cause, but that the dire economic conditions in many sectors and firms and uncertainty about government policies and regulatory changes may have prompted a standstill in bargaining (see for another interpretation Addison et al. 2015a).

Porcine kobuvirus viremia open these data to another interpretation for bovine kobuvirus infections and for Aichi virus pathogenesis in humans.

It is thought that fish mistake the shaded area for a safe refuge; another interpretation is that the canopy aids the bird's vision by reducing surface reflections.

Another interpretation for the expression is that the fallen soldiers, through their death, left us some sort of will and testament, telling us to continue forward, living and rejoicing, and not to drown in sad memories and in the pain of bereavement.

Another interpretation for the rod (besides a notochord or a gut) is a coelomic cavity, as has been interpreted for a similarly positioned rod-like structure in Yunnanozoon [ 25].

There is another interpretation for this graph in Table 3, associating these 10 levels in common within the cluster with the 14 Linnaean taxonomy levels considered in our study.

Another interpretation for higher MEs at psychiatric hospitals is because most psychiatric hospitals were built a long time ago, so there is an accumulated number of chronically ill inpatients suffering from regressive, psychiatric disorders [ 46, 55].